Sentence examples for purposefully ignoring from inspiring English sources
When you concentrate your attention on one thing, you inevitably engage the parallel act of purposefully ignoring other things.
Not only are they purposefully ignoring evidence from countries all over the world, but in doing so are actively harming the people who call the UK home.
In July, a federal inspector general's report accused Medicaid insurers of purposefully ignoring fraud and overpayments to doctors because inflated costs can lead to higher rates in the future.
"Where was the apology to the president of the United States?" Spicer asked, either unaware Miller had apologized to the president or purposefully ignoring it to make a point.
If you give a command and you know the dog is purposefully ignoring you, stop giving the command, you're just making it worse.
If the person follows you around, make it obvious that you respond to your calls and texts and are purposefully ignoring that person.
Or should I purposefully ignore the low-level disruption and let this student carry on thinking?
I think the White House purposefully ignored the law, because the President did not want to do the monitoring under FISA.
She told me that, when she was a child, the building's history was largely forgotten or purposefully ignored.
Tourist-bearing horse-drawn buggies clip-clop the perimeter, circling couples buying flowers from kerchiefed saleswomen who purposefully ignore the white-faced mime perched on a nearby soapbox.
In all this arguing, what tends to get missed, even purposefully ignored, are the real life cases on which informed opinions might be formulated.
